By Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. (not President Theodore Roosevelt, but his son) and Kermit Roosevelt, detailing their expedition in China to collect specimens, including a giant panda for the Museum of Chicago. The expedition, sponsored by the Field Museum and a patron named Kelley, aimed to explore a remote region of the Himalayas in search of the panda. The book was published in 1929 and is a memoir of their hunting and exploring in China. 

black&white illustrations, a color frontispiece, and a folding map of the Yunnan and Szechuan provinces at rear. The frontispiece is from a painting by Carl Rugius and Illustrations from photographs by Suydam Cutting, the author of Fire Ox and Other Years, and K.R.

Illustrated with black and white plates and a color frontispiece, and contains a folding map of the Yunnan and Szechuan provinces. 
Blue cloth, title in gilt on spine, illustration of panda on the front board.

Charles Scribner's Sons, 1929. No dust jacket, in very good condition.